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w
Can you explain the use-case a bit more? If you want to delete the webapp why not let pulumi delete the appsettings?
t
It actually about Azure KeyVault. It let's me create a Secret, but I don't have permissions to delete one. But I can delete the whole KeyVault! lol
w
Yeah that appears to be an Azure thing. And fwiw, I think the bigger picture here is that the user being used to run pulumi up/destroy would be set up with all accessPolicies, but other accessPolicies would be configured to manage what others can do.
t
Yeah, but creating a policy for the solitary reason of
pulumi destroy
is disappointing. Also, every user with KeyVault is going to run into this.
l
pulumi state delete <urn>
is what you want. Once Pulumi forgets about a resource, it won't try to delete it.
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